MECC3, MECC4, and MECC5 released!

Whew.

After a long, unexpected hiatus the final module of the Karaccia trilogy, "The Knaves of Nefford," finally got released last month. You can get it on Giant Slayer Games and DriveThruRPG in PDF. Print will be available on Lulu soon. The first print proof wasn't good, and I'm just waiting on the tweaked proof to show up (which should actually be today) before making it available. 

After getting that finished, I turned my sights on "The Realm of Imlar." This gazetteer details the kingdom of Imlar, in which the valley of Karaccia lies. I'd been working on this piecemeal since Karaccia was first conceived for the RC versions of the modules, throwing in a sentence or two anytime something about the setting would come up either while I was working on a module, or during play. Since a goodly amount had been done this way, it didn't take too much to get it finished as well, and it released two weeks after MECC3. Also available in PDF from Giant Slayer and DriveThru, the print version for this one's still probably a couple of weeks off. I've had two updates to the PDF (one for a typo, and the second with all new maps of Imlar), which is a simple matter compared to the infinitely more difficult prospect of updating a printed book. I'm 99.99% sure it's in a form that's good for print now, though, so a proof of that book will be created and ordered this week and we'll go from there.

MECC5 is a great resource for Castle Keepers to keep track of their campaigns, and works especially well as a companion for the "Hexploration" of Imlar per the tables in MECC4. These record sheets are something I literally personally use, and find invaluable. This book is available exclusively in print from Lulu.

And finally, while in this whirlwind of productivity, over the last two weeks I've been banging away at MECC6, "The Salt Shipment." Perfect as a follow up to the Karaccia trilogy, this module not only takes the PCs on a wilderness adventure into the larger realm of Imlar, but was created almost exclusively using the Hexploration tables in MECC4, showing Castle Keepers how those can be used to weave grand adventures for their players as they forge their own path throughout the land. It is already almost complete. As in, there's about one or two more pages to write and then a proof-read the thing kind of almost complete. It will likely come out at the end of this week.

Good times, good times.